Zurich International School

Okay, here's the situation:

Right now I am studying in Germany for one semester. Next fall I will either attend the University of Zurich or go back to my home university in the United States.

I am studying economics and I plan to go to grad school after I graduate (spring 2011).

If I go to Zurich I can take many economics classes that aren't offered at my home university. Here are some:
Intro to Game Theory
Economic Growth
International Corp. Finance
Behavioral Decision Theory
Applied Statistics
Investments
and a few others. Those are all taught in English

Zurich also teaches using the Austrian school of economics.

If I go back to my home university I will study a couple econ courses, and more importantly I will start some math courses. I have recently seen how important math is for grad school. If I go to Zurich I won't be able to start math until the spring.

Any suggestions?

I'd suggest going to Zurich. Having experience abroad is also a plus for grad school & the different econ. courses can help you out if you know the stuff and others in the states don't have those courses... I'd say that's another plus. If you have the money I'd go to Zurich. Good luck though in whatever you choose :)

2009-06-04 14:09:32 by First L

ZIS Zurich International School, Adliswil Class of 2009 Saturday, June 13, 2009 at 10.00 am

Would anyone know of ny GCE A- Level International In Swizerland (Prefarably Zurich or St. Gallen).

Just check out the following link:

http://switzerland.english-schools.org/

2009-10-06 01:05:50 by devinka

Price: $77.95

please help me! i need to pass a paper next week and read a lot of books.
sadly, our library is not letting the students in as we will be nearing the end of the school year.
can you help me find academic e-books?

maybe a website, torrent or something... anything will do please... ;-)
if any of you has a copy of ANY book below, i would owe you my academic life forever!

i need these books:

Bauslaugh, R. (1991). The Concept of Neutrality in Ancient Greece. Berkeley: University of California Press
Coogan, T. 1996. Eamon De Valera: The Man Who Was Ireland. London: Perennial.
Doherty, R. 2002. Ireland, Neutrality and European Security Integration. Burlington, VT: Ashgate
Everts, P. and Isernia, P., eds. Public Opinion and the International Use of Force. New York: Routledge.
Goubert, P. 1988. The Course of French History. New York: Knopf.
Karsh, E. 1988b. Neutrality and Small States. New York: Routledge.
Keatinge, P. 1973. The formulation of Irish foreign policy. Dublin: Institute of Public Administration.
Keatinge, P. 1978. A Place Among the Nations: Issues of Irish Foreign Policy. Dublin: Institute of Public Administration.
Keatinge, P. 1984. A Singular Stance: Irish Neutrality in the 1980s. Dublin: Institute of Public Administration.
Kennedy, M. and Skelly, J.M., eds. Irish Foreign Policy, 1919–66: From Independence to Internationalism. Dublin: Four Courts Press.
Kotzch, L. 1956. The Concept of War in Contemporary History and International Law. Geneva: Libraire E. Droz.
Kriesi, H., Armingeon, K., Siegriest, H. and Wimmer, A., eds. Nation and National Identity. Chur, Zurich: Ruegger.
Morgenthau, H. (1939). “The Resurrection of Neutrality in Europe.” American Political Review 23(3): pp. 473–86.
Wylie, N., ed. European Neutrals and Non–Belligerents During the Second World War. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
Oppenheim, L. 1906. International Law: War and Neutrality. London: Longmans, Green.
Oppenheim, L. and Lauterpacht, H., eds. 1951. International Law. London: Longman.
Phillipson, C. (1911). The International Law and Custom of Ancient Greece and Rome, Vol. 2. London: Macmillan.
Roderick, O. 1970. The theory and practice of neutrality in the twentieth century. London: Routledge.
Salmon, T.C. 1989. Unneutral Ireland: An Ambivalent and Unique Security Policy. New York: Oxford University Press.
Sharp, P. 1990. Irish Foreign Policy and the European Community: A Study of the impact of interdependence on the Foreign Policy of a Small State. Aldershot: Dartmouth Publishing
Ltd.

I don't know exactly where those books can be found online, but your best bet is Piratebay + torrent client of choice. Piratebay has tons of e-books; just search for the titles.

You'll be surprised how many obscure titles will pop up. Good luck.

2010-04-04 04:29:33 by Mico C

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